Table 8.

List of invasive weeds used in species distribution models.

Id No.	Scientific Name	Common Name	Growth Form	Native Range	Mode of Introduction	Introduction Period	Degree of Naturalization
I101	Apium leptophyllum	Marsh parsley	WA	Australia	Unintentional	1964–2010	IV
I102	Astragalus sinicus	Chinese milkvetch	BA	China	Intentional	Before 1937	II
I103	Bromus unioloides	Rescue grass	P	South America	Intentional	Before 1999	IV
I104	Chenopodium ambrosioides	Mexican tea	SA	South America	Unintentional	Before 2000	II
I105	Coronopus didymus	Swine wartcress	WA	Europe	Unintentional	Before 1996	II
I106	Gnaphalium calviceps	Narrowleaf purple everlasting	BA	South America	Unintentional	1964–2010	IV
I107	Lolium multiflorum	Italian ryegrass	WA	Europe and Africa	Intentional	Before 2000	III
I108	Modiola caroliniana	Red flowered mallow	BA	South America	Unintentional	Before 1980	I
I109	Oenothera laciniata	Cutleaf evening primrose	BA	North America	Unintentional	Before 1980	IV
I110	Paspalum dilatatum	Dallas grass	P	South America	Unintentional	1964–2010	IV
I111	Sida rhombifolia	Queensland-hemp	P	South Asia	Unintentional	Before 1980	II
I112	Silene gallica	Common catchfly	BA	Europe	Unintentional	Before 1996	IV
I113	Sisymbrium officinale	Hedge mustard	WA	Europe	Unintentional	Before 1999	I
I114	Sisyrinchium angustifolium	Blue-eyed grass	P	USA	Unintentional	Before 1999
I115	Spergularia rubra	Red sandspurry	BA	Eurasia	Unintentional	Before 1996	I
I116	Malva parviflora	Cheese weed	SA	North Africa	Unintentional	Before 2000	I

BA, biannual; P, perennial; SA, summer annual; WA, winter annual I–IV indicates degree of naturalization: I, rare or uncommon; II, distributed over a small area and at low density; III, moderately distributed and at medium density; IV, widely distributed and at high density.